Sentence examples for exit part of from inspiring English sources

For an idea whose adherents like to promote suspicion of foreigners, it is perhaps odd that the "exit" part of Brexit derives from Latin rather than good old honest Anglo-Saxon.

Standard & Poor's cited concerns about losses at Global and "significant weakening" in the cash position after Cable and Wireless said it would spend £800 million orf $1.3 billion this year to exit part of its United States and European operations.

The CNFs mainly deposited on the inner wall of the exit part of the reactor which was easily peeled off and used for characterization.

Looking at the IPO exit, part of the problem is actually tied back to the bursting of the last big tech bubble.

Wow. Cisco has just issued a release stating that in a strategic plan to "align its operations," the company will exit parts of its consumer businesses and realign the remaining consumer business to support four of its five key company priorities: core routing, switching and services; collaboration; architectures; and video.

The bank said his exit was part of a wider management overhaul.

The company's exit is part of a long, slow industry-wide flight away from flu vaccine, which has simply become more trouble than it's worth.

Here in the Kenai Fjords National Park we came within 20 yards of the startlingly blue, 150-foot-high Exit Glacier, part of the great Harding Icefield.

Under this system, pupils in "failing" schools will get vouchers from the state to spend at any other public or private school of their choice.The governor's brother, George W. Bush, has made "exit vouchers" part of his presidential campaign.

Reynolds' exit is part of a swathe of recent editorial changes at the Daily Telegraph, which have included the departures of social affairs correspondent, Sarah Womack, religious affairs correspondent Jonathan Petre and interviewer Jan Moir, who is joining the Daily Mail.

Liddle's exit is part of Sunderland's plan to rebuild their academy as well as restructure a recruitment network effectively dismantled when Bryan "Pop" Robson, the former chief scout, was dismissed this month.